The Penn's Grove record., 1887-12-24

or starting on another
'rM had it not been for my
rousitial man just at the
, of king 1t into his head to
!, n settle down on land,
been no one knows
ign hall be on directly when
thee that suits me. You
oonn rather hard to please.
foil can make q c0mpan'
dis suggested.
nd never do. 1 couldn't
ife Just when 1 wanted.
don't want a wife. ]
TO see to my clothes, or.
toks, keep a diary Of OuI
Zine with me and take a
ID with me when l think
him. l give a liberal
ltan fit you with just the
nduire."
1yedescription of him I will
ID Ted, a few moments
oVqy as you think you can
NIB come at once. Well''
,ehis watch-''I have q
arrange. 1t is now Z
nd like to leave here q
sd or s. You see / have
Il go, and not much time
~ very heavy wager on
e best I cam" l assured
Tied, I've will meet In
II I'm aQuarter of an hour;
ond Of yours will 60 with
on board tonight, and
lou are awake In the
hoby the by, Bob. Mrs.
J.e are here. They are
aHber ten sltting-Eo0m.
,a were bound last
lay anything about my
Wright, the old lady is
ime."
ors the brave" NUT
If, as l went to inform
ger and opportunity to
Mr.. Vercos nothing OF
story, but that you are
20 has been unfortunate,
,,e," said. TELL him
Ike yourself, and when
I'll give him the number
e is sure to be punctual.
u no more," / added,
y hand. mo thanks,
lber the past. l will
mother and sister for
.ood," thought I, as l
% number ten.
ill never cease!o said
ace, coming forward 10
was surprised at the
meet Mr.. Vercoe, and
Lawson"
oeen for Ted we should
,lept in the same hdtel
ng of each others pies.
embarked, perhaps hive
without each otherI ]
Keystone Lodge, hayfng
lapunt Of the snow
coincidence" said
e, too, are on oul
and, like you, were
=, hours, owing to the
ed so as to render the
And so you must
a short timer" she
to go. 81 have or.
half-past s; come and
us, and bring Mr.. Yer
wer for him, but I shall
=, come myself" said /,
aides.
es late." growled Ted,
Q billiard-rOom. Have
~
is the number Of my
said 1, handing him a
"Now let as have a few
ards, l added.
VERY listlessly, talking.
Zen giving a ball u stroke.
lock, Bob." said Ted
the detective.
more life into the game,
feeling terribly unstrung.
,ouble you, sir" observed
to me, in a low voice;
two ladies' here. Can
eyebrows in surprise.
rlends! What can you
, mani"
lust this, Mr.. Lawson.
rty for whom I am in
FORK last night by the Z
express; 1 saw all the pas
he two who were travelling
must and will see them. ,
st you must" said I, as
relessness I was far from
really-Vercoe, will you
noment4" Then turning
We again: "You say you
| see these ladies' at once.
few m0ments-no, nc
m going to have q cup Of
l in their private sitting.
u can go with me as an
I have just met accident
liard-room. as they know
ercoe a little while ago.
I'D hardly enter the room
re, ladies', Is a policeman
n interview with one OIL
o!" said Ted; as we clasped
0 old friends and school.
10.
hear from you now and
Bob. My secretary shall
j accounts of our dolngs,
d again / will enclose q
but you must not expect
me in the ~letter.writinR
beat fast as we entered
4. What If my protege
captured just at the lasI
looked like q man i'll al
d:
me, my dear Mrs. Spence.
quite Unexpectedly me,
ian. and, as l did not like tt
=: the pleasure of your com
70 claimed the privilege Of
nd, and brought him with
end of Mr.. Lawson's vii,
but you have for
j. to introduce him to u.s.